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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-23
A GLANCE AT ART.
What a Reporter Saw In "a Well Known
Artists Studio.

What Reporter Saw In "a Well Known
Artists Studio.
A REGISTER reporter, while roaming
about in search Of news, the other day,
dropped in the studio of Artist John W.
Myles, OH South Main street, aud found
that genial gentleman busily engaged on II
handsome crayon portrait OF Pittsburg
gentleman, which was almost completed
Beside the easel stood another OF the same
size which was n living likeness of the
gentleman's wife.
Looking about Mr.. Myles' coy studio
the eye is met on every side with fine pro-
ductions of the artist 3 brush. Most prom.
inent among these ia r painting in oil Of
Mr.. Myles' grandparents on his fathers
side. They are pictured seated by table
in their home in Ireland, and besides the
likenesses being correct, the piece is full Of
good points as study.
Probably the finest thing in oil Mr.
Myles has produced, is au Ecce Homo.
This is certainly superb piece of work,
the agony pictured upon the Savior's face
being finely done, while the wounds
caused by the crown Of thorns seem al
most natural, and the blood nearly drops
from the canvas. The whole picture IL
perfect, and when II was on exhibition in
Pittsburg recently, many Of the art critics
Of that city pronounced very favorable
judgment upon it.
In the way Of portraits, however, Mr..
Myles prefers 10 work in crayon and pastel,
which he says are more preferable for that
kind Of work. He has Just completed n
fine crayon of George Bowers, deceased, for
Nr. Godfrey Schul, and one Of the latter's y
daughter, who is dead. The faithful like
Ness OF Mr.. John Frew, which has been ex.
hibited in /. q. Dillon x Co.'s window,
was pastel by Mr.. Myles. He il now at
work on crsyon Of Mr.. O'Ksne from life,
and has number Of Others, upon which he
will commence work in few days Among
them is crayon Of the late DIR. Wingerter.
Mr.. Myles' fame as portrait maker has
also gone abroad, and he is receiving nun.
erous orders from some Of the larger cities
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4 LOVE MATCH.
The Engagement of Stanley Brown and
Miss Mollle Garfield Not Broken,

The Engagement Of Stanley Brown and
Miss Mollle Garfield Not Broken,
DETROIT, Mich, October % MB.
Garfield has in Mrs. r. Hawley, OF Willis
avenue, this city, valued friend, who
gives au interesting version of Mrs. Gar.
fields sail to Europe and OF the relations
between the Garfield family and Stanley
Brown, the late Presidents private secre-
tary, who was reported to be engaged TO
Miss MOllie Garfield. This knowledge
comes from private letters from Mrs Gar
field, and from personal intercourse with
the Garfield family and Mr.. Brown, all of
whom were guests of Mrs. Hawley during
the summer at her home in Goderich, Ont
Harry Garfield is engaged to marry n
Miss Mason, who, with her two younger
sisters, is in England. Harry Garfield is
with the party. The youngest of the
Misses Mason has had several attacks of
throat trouble which render her stay
abroad imperative. The MasOns are dis
tant relatives of the Garfields, and the
Miss Mason who is i'll is Molie Garfield 3
most intimate friend. The young man he
ing desirOus of getting back to his law
studies in Nyack and not wishing to leave
the young ladies alone cabled his mother
and sister to come abroad and relieve him
of his charge. This they have done.
The marriage of Mr.. Brown and Miss
Garfield was not expected to take place
before next summer at the earliest. 1t is
the present expectation of Mrs. Garfield
and her daughter to be in Mentor, o., by
the Christmas holidays. There could,
therefore, have been no thought of escap.
ing from the wedding by making trip "a
Europe Mrs. Hawley is also in posi-
tion to know that the engagement is the
result of genuine love on both sides.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Caught by IA Yard Eugine-A Grafton
Lady Dies of Pneumonia.
Special Telegram 10 the S,Hsduy Rc9iSitr.
GRAFTON, w. VA, October IA very
distressing accident occurred at noon to-
day in the Railroad companv's yard at
this place. Charles Thomas, young
man about II years of age, employed on
the yard engine as brakeman, was caught
between the car and the building and roll
ed along until be was crushed into help
less mass. When taken out life was ex-
tinCt
A telegram was received here to-day
that Mrs f. J. Walters had died ofpneu-
monia at Lima, Ohio, where she and her
husband have been visiting their son Ed
ward during the summer. Her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Brendel, was called to her bed
side q few days ago, by telegram, that
she was very i'll.
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A HORNET NEST
Ready to Swarm About Mr.. ChAmberlain's
Ear-Canadians Enraged.

hheAuy 70 oWarm ABOUT Mr. ChAmOertalns 3
Ear-Canadians Enraged.
NEW YORK, October 22.-An Ottawa
special says: Without waiting to arrive
in Canada, the British Fisheries Commits
sioner, Mr.. Chamberlain, has. in giving
free expression to his views on the question
of commercial union, and the relationship
between Canada and Great Britain on the
fisheries question, succeeded in raising a
hornets nest, that waits TO swarm about
his ears when he arrives ON this side of the
Atlantic. The press Of Canada, generally,
irrespective Of party policies, is already
taking exception to his utterances at Birm-
ingham, in which ne is reported as having
said, in referring to the fisheries question,
that in the present. case, Great Britain is
in position, which is almost that Of an
impartial observer, not directly OF imme.
diately concerned in the controversy
raised.
In his Belfast speech he said CONNER
cial union with the United States meant
free trade between America and the
Dominion, and protective tariff against
the mother country, which practically
meant political separation from Great
Britain. and this has raised the indignation
Ufthose Who are endeavoring to extend
existing commercial relations between
Canada and the United States. The Free
Press, one of the leading Liberal organs,
charges him with ignorance of Canadian
affairs, qualification not likely 10 assist
him in his duties of ad adjudicatine the in
terests Of Canada on the fisheries COM
mission. While his pronounced determi
nation to oppose closer commercial inter
course, brands him as an enemy of
reciprocity any any enlargement Of trade
relations between the United States and
Canada. Prof Goldwin Smith is of
the opinion that Dir. Chamberlain
must have been wrongly reported,
aS i'll private letter to friend recently,
he speaks OF himself as imperfectly in
formed as TO the internal policy of the Do
minion. He thinks il remarkable fact
that Mr.. Chamberlain, as an ambassador,
should undertake to make such positive
declaration on a question he processes to
know nothing about, and that the system
which intrusts negotiations concerning
Canada's interests to other than Canadian
hands is an extremely dangerous one. 1t
is said in official circles here that the sug-
gestion of Lord Dufferin that Chamberlain
should consult Sir John Macdonald before
going to Washington, was prompted by his
knowledge OF Chamberlain's lack of inior-
nation regarding Canadian affairs, and his
seeming indifference to the interests of the
Dominion.
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F DEITY DEVELOPMENTS.
Directors and Oficers of the Bank In
dIctsd-I he Officials Implicated.

Directors and Officers of the Bank In
dIcted-T he Officials Implicated.
CINCINNATI, o, October 9-The ex-
pected sensations in the Fidelity NatiOna
Bank indictments began to develop at half
past lp O'clock this forenoon. 1t is now
known that twenty-eight true bills have
been found. The Fidelity Bank cases, so
far rs divulged, are as follows: The Presi-
dent, f. L. Harper, five indictments, fifty
seven counts; Cashier Ammi Baldwin, four
indictments, fourteen counts; Josie
Holmes, four indictments, five counts; As
sistant Cashier Ben f. Hopkins, four in
dictments, fOrty-eignt counts. These in
dictments are for violation of the statutes
at large, governing the National banks,
and for fraud ]. w. Wiltshire, the broker,
who led in the disastrous wheat deal, using
Fidelity Bank funds, has four indictments
against him, with eleven counts; W. II.
Chatfield and Henry Rogue, directors, who
signed the May report of the Fidelity to
the Comptroller of the Treasury, have
been indicted for signing a false return,
and were arraigned this morning.
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4 DesperadO LYnChed.

DELPHI, IND, October 22.-About mid
night last right a mob OF $50 men at
tackled the jail here and took away the
prisoner Amer Green, confined there and
awaiting trial for abduction and the MUIR
little fear of lynching and the sheriff
had taken no extra precautions. The
mob Vas organized in the eastern part OF
Carroll county and in Cass county, from
the vicinity Of Young America, where
Green and his victim lived. They came
in about seventy wagons and on horse
back, and were armed to the teeth. They
took him from the Jail and proceeding to
a grove near by hung him to tree. Green
was a desperate character and had been
implicated in many crimes.
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UNDER FALSE COIORs,
A Man Who Said He Could Cure BlIndne,
with Pair Of spectacles.

A Man Who Said He Could Cure Blindness
with Pair Of spectacIes.
Daniel Gill, who lives on the ridge back
Of Bridgeport, was in the city yesterday,
and he reported that man had been out
that way representing himself TO be DIR.
Slocum. He was a tall, slim man, with
large eyes, and he and a companion were
selling spectacles at S. n pair. They agreed
to make pair Of spectaclss for an old
blind lady for $l5 that would
restore her eyesight. Mr.. Gillin
came yesterday to get the spectscles, but
he couldn't end the alleged doctor, who
said his Office was Just below the McLure
House. He drove a black horse in top
buggy. DR.. Slocum says several complaints
have come TO his ears Of this business over
in Belmont county, and desires 1t under
stood that he neither travels himself nor
employs agents. Mr.. Gill is now hunting
the alleged doctor, and swears he will pro-
secute him.
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stain and Cromwell ArraIgned.

DRXTER, MAINE, October 22.-There
is great excitement here this morning over
the hearing in the case of Stain and Crom-
we'll, alleged to be implicated in the mur-
der of Cashier Barron and the robbing of
the Dexter Bank. From early morning
people have been pouring into the town,
and two hours before the time for the hear
ing, large crowds had gathered in front of
the Hall, eager to gain admittance. Hun
dreds of ladies are among the number.
The street corners are crowded and side
walks lined with people, anxious to catch
a glimpse of the prisoners as they come
from the train.
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STAIN aud CROMWELL, the alleged NUT
dersr- ot Cashier BAEEoN, have been ar
Jaigusd lOI trial
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THE GAME TOMORROW.
Something About tho First Contest with
the Giauts.

Something About tho First Contest With
the Giauts.
The celebrated Cuban Giants will play
here o-morrow and Thursday. They
come here from Cincinnati IN route 10
Pittsburg, and, after playing two games
there, return for Thursday game. The
Cubans are Trenton, n. j., professional
organization. not belonging " any league.
and have won u great reputation in tho
East They have beat almost all the
Eastern League clubs and some Of the As
sociaiion and League clubs. Last week
they beat the Baltimore club IL 10 2, and
the following day played Tie game, 2 to
., with the New York team. Yesterday
lhey downed Cincinnati u 10 8.
Jack Glasscock il expected home 10 day
and in case he returns he will, In all prob
ability, play with the homo club. These
games give promise Of being very interest
ing and ought 10 draw big crowds.
Morrison and Westlake will he Wheeliug's
battery tomorrow.
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HORRIBLE CAUsALITE.
Al oven EzpIode- and Kills Three Men
Others Seriously Hurt.

Al oven ENpiode- and Kills Three Men
Others Seriously Hurt.
MArERHu RI. Conn, October - A
hOT,t,e casualty threw Bristol into in-
tense excitement at noon to-day. The
oyeGs used TOT lJpauntng at the works OF
J. Il. Sessions * Son, exploded with ter
rhe to.cc, immediately setting the build
ny on the There were ten male EN-
Pl0yeS ~ the concern in the room ut the
t.mr. When tur IiIr was eNtingulshed
shortly atervasd three dead bodies were
taken from the ruins. Willie Young, aged
Il. Burt Cleveland l. and John Shane 81.
Others severely injured are Daniel Griffin
aged H. aU1 willie Bonnie aged -. There
Is 10 reason given for the explosion, nor
l. any person responsible for the accident.
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FORAKER AT FINDLAY.
The Governor Speaks to Fair sized Au-
lIence,

The Governor Speaks to IA Fair Sized Au-
dIence.
FINDLAY, o., October Ex-Governor
Foraker spoke to two or three thousand
shivering people in the wigwam here to-
night, on subjects familiar to those con-
versant with the issues of the present cam
paign, and in line with his previous ut
terances He said nothing but what has
been printed time and time again, and did
not create one-half the enthusiasm his
supporters here expected. The night was
cold and disagreeable, and the wigwam in
which he spoke was not heated, which
may have had something to do with the
remarkable coolness of the meeting. On
next Friday afternoon General Powell will
speak here, and the Democrats of old Han
cock are arranging to give him such q
meeting and such reception as will
knock the memory of the Foraker meet.
ing of to night into utter forgetfulness.
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GRAFTON.
The Sick I.ist-A New Enterprise Set Well
on Foot.

The Sick IIst-A New Enterprise Set Well
on Foot.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
GRAFTON, October 22.-It is rumored
that Mrs. Richard Clark is very low with
fever, and not expected to recover.
Mr.. George Dunlap returned from Cum
berland to-day, where he had been called
by the serious illness of his brother David.
He reports the physicians saying they have
some hopes of his recovery.
Mr.. Jonathan Bowman, of Evansville,
was in town to-day, and reports his new
steam mill, that is being erected in place
of the one destroyed by fire this summer,
under roof, and will soon be ready for the
machinery.
Mrs. S. L. Allen returned from two
months visit to Kansas towns to-day.
From her conversation we Judge she has
fallen in love with the West.
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GENERAL INTELI.IGKNCk.


Auctioneer Haller yesterday sold the
Daily property, on High street, 70 the
Economy Building Association for $3.50.
The same auctionecr sold the Jacob
Berger store room, Of the corner Of Main
street and Market alley J. G. Thomas
for 1870.
The Island property Of Mr.. Berger being
l5Ox l32 feet at the corner Of Maryland and
oadway, Island, was bid up 10 f5. 200
and the sale postponed until next saturday.
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NM r.. ROLLA.
She Accepts an Engagement With Col
Mapleson In London.

She Accepts An Engagement with Col
Mapleson In London.
Mime. Kate Rolla, upon her arrival in
London whence she went dir ect from
Liverpool, was met by Col. Mapleson, who
made her a lucrative offer to join his COM
pany, which she did, and at last accounts
Mime. Rolla was in Dublin. where she
was TO make her debut in Carmen" on
October 10th. Hauk, Delpuento, and
other noted singers are members Of
the company, and Nine. ROlls Is
greatly pleased with her prospects. The
company is booked two weeks in Dublin,
and will 90 from there to Belfast Com
mencipg November l3, a. two weeks en-
pagement will be played in London, at
Covent Garden, during which 'Rigoletts, +"
"Barbiere," Faust" ''Trsyiata" and
other operas will be produced.
Mime. Rolla is we'll pleased with her en-
eagement, and we may expect to near great
things Of her in the future, and her many
friends will watch her career with in
terest
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The Repor.ed Wreck CsDsra

SACLTE ST. MARIE, Mich, October -.
As Tar as can be aseertained the rumor
'uSt a vessel toundered near here last
n'gnt and that a large number of lives
we're we're lost, IS without foundation. The
tallo5 tSnnSg was current here, but it can be
sm'' JI'eeu 70 no reliable source, and is Vener-
@lly regarded as a silly eanard, The mat
- =, Is oeing Carefully investigated, how
~ ssl' ano diligent search for any traces
Vi wreck being carried on.
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PhIIadelphia DIsbands,

PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-The game
arranged for to-day between the Athletics
and Philadelphia clubs was abandoned by
mutual consent, owing to the cold weather.
The contracts of the Philadelphia players
expired to-day, and the team disbanded
for the season.
PTTTsBURGH, October 22.-Pittsburgh
Is, Cleveland = Batteries, Grumbert and
Fields, Crowell and Snyder. Base hits,
Pittsburgh 10, Cleveland -. Umpire,
Carroll
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Whit Canon weldon saw

DDmIN, October - AT a meeting oi
he Church OF Ireland Temperance Society,
Canon Weldon, who recently received an
appointment in England, made an address,
Ia which h said he hoped the Queen
would Ind more suitable way TO honor
peF husbands memory than by sending
leE sons aud sOus.in-law to the top of a
a'ga!and mountain 10 drink raw whisky
ne was present, be said, at this years
,sS'''ai IN honor OF the presence of the
queen, and he never saw a more disgust
1ls 10 and revolving scene Of drunkenness.
- =. surpassed the traditions Of Donuybrook
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An Aged Criminal Sentenced.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 22.-Dayid
Nooerts has been convicted of murder, in
Ne Morgan county, Kentucky Circuit
TOaf' and sentenced to the penitentiary for
l,ie' ln October, lsS6, he killed ]. L.
Asnaa!i, Of West Liberty, was arrested,
socapeo and went west, where he became a
P,Omthent citizen. \ short time since a
SoI oi kendall learned Of his whereabouts
It 1 procuring a requisition hBd him ar
iesSeu psV and brought to Kentucky for trial.
Nooerts is about ~ years old.
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That Banquet.


To The Edlor of he R<0tsr:
SIR find the following item in your
issue Of this morning:
The members Of the present Board Of
Gas Trustees, with the retiring member of
the old Board, were entertained at ban
quet at Findleyville, last Sunday, by Mr..
Floresheim, the coal contractor.
This item does not seem to do justice
TO that entertainment. It deserves little
more extended mention than you have
given it. The members of the Gas Board
are getting coal from foreign operator,
and good deal Of money Is going ont OF
the city in consequence. It Is freely as
serted that coal equally a. good and fully
as cheap, can be had here at home, thereby
furnishing work for from forty to fifty
men. There can be no harm in throwing
little light on this subject. COAL.
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THE POLITICAL POT.
IT BEGINS TO BUBBLE AID BOIL.
PLACE FOR The NEXT COIYBIfIOI.
Mr.. B. ?. Jones Discusses the Chances Of the
Several Gtsa

PIrrsBuRa, October 22.-Ths Chrosic!e-
Telegraph to-day prints Chairman B. +.
Jones' call for the National Republican
committee, to meet at the Arlington Hotel,
Washington, ut 1890 December sth, 10 fix
the date and place Of the next National
Republican Convention.
The call in full Is ss follows:
HEADQUARTERS
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE,
PIrrsBuRG, PA, October -.
DEAR SIR;-The National Republican
Committee il hereby called 70 meet Thur.
day, December 8, 1887, st the Arlington
House, Washington, ID. C., Mt 1890 .. ~,
to fix the date and place Of meeting Of tho
NEXT Republican National Convention,
and for the transaction Of such other busi.
ness as may be properly brought before II.
The attention Of the members OF the Com.
mittee is called to the fact that by the
direction of the Republican National Con-
vention of 1884 the call for the National
Convention Of 1883 must be issued At least
six months before the date fixed for the
meeting Of said Convention.
(Signedl b. r. JeSrs, Chairman.
i. FESssNDKN, Secretary.
JOS ID. WEEKS, Private Sec'y.
Chairman Jones was busy to-day send
ing out the call, and before many days IL
will he in the hands Of the members Of the
committee. Speaking Of the probable
place of holding the next convention,
Chairman Jones said that applications
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Ayesse, Blown to Pieces.

DETROIT, Mich, October pa special
from Sheboygan. Mich, to the Er0HiHg
Journal, says: The Canadian propeller
Ontario is reported blown to pieces BY the
explosion of her boiler in the North Chan
mel, near Bruce Mines, and thirty-iye
people were injured. No particulars can
be obtained, it being isolated from any
point OF telegraph station.
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German Services.

The German classes Of Prot. Hsupt are
requested to meet at the English Lutheran
Church this afternoon, as services will be
held in German, conducted by Prof.
Haupt, to commence at 5:45 and continue
about one hour. While these seryices are
principally for scholars, the public Is in
yitsd.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
ovemsnts oC /" so 80 S,ai
and }oIne ef gtrausers

OyomenB Ol - Stt 80 1baf
and 6eIng ef strssssss.
Mr.. John +. kash, general axsut Of the
National Union Bepeft Association OF
Washington, ID. C., has returned from the
latter city, where he hzs bern for seyenl
days en- business
Mrs Louisa Dasch and daughter, Miu
Emma, who Is in poor health, left Oh
Thursday TO be gone for the winter, and
will remain In Florids most Of the time.
john c. Shea, Q prominent attorney Of
Omaha, formerly Of West wheeling, s IN
the city on business.
Mr.. Will HiIdsbrand will spend Sunday
In Pittsburg.
Prof X. A. Armstrong, principal OF the
West Liberty Normal School, wss 10 the
city yesterday.
Joseph Emsheimer, tbs insurance. 1nao,
is Off TO Cincinnati.
Mr.. Jos. Wheeler, of South EoG sdrset,
returned home Thursday from . three
weeks visit TO her mother in 30. Loais, No.
Miss Lizzie Crawford, Of Cansron, ID
visiting her cousin, ais Luey RobiDaoo,
in the East End.
Frank Walther, the popular grocer Of
South ChspliDe street, has returned from .
visit 10 Pittsburg friends.
fAddaiond Pzsosdls on .Ssoosd Rass.1
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'E'..G. Elgrgus TO- ne N,HdCg Register.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, October b
Governor Wilson has made the following
appointments Ior the State Board Of
health. William NJ. Late, OF Harrison
ronnty, to succeed himself for the uuex-
pred term beginning on the first day OF
JUle l~-G. C.. I. Richardson, Of jefferson
county, tor the uneNpiTed term beginning
On the first day OF June, 1885; Gabriel Me
Donald, OF Monroe county, for the unex-
plred term beginning on the hrst day OF
Jlue, l|Sj; w. p Ewing, of Kanawha
county, to succeed l.. Carr for the unex-
PIred term beginning On the first day oi
June, l-,6; 4. ID. Barbee, of Mason cOun-
y, Tor the unexPired term beginning on
the inst day Of June, 1887.
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B. g. O. Operators Discharged.

BALTIMORE, October 22.-About one
hundred operators employed by the b. &
o. Telegraph Company were to-day noti-
fed that thesr services would not be re-
quired after the 3lst, and notice was is
sued that all the offices in Of that company
in Maryirnd wauld be at once consolidated
with the Western Union Offices, except in
Baltimore, Cumberland and Frederick.